Review on Bones Bearings Reds Bearings: 8-Pack with Spacers & Washers for Optimal Performance by Devon Holmes

GOT FAKE BONES RED. Avoid the Everland seller. No wonder returns are not accepted. Speak to Revain Customer Service to sort this out. So I swear by these camps nothing against REAL Red's camp. This review relates to my last fake purchase. PLEASE be careful when purchasing these bearings. I've heard that the internet is full of fakes, but I took a chance because the feedback from sellers and buyers seems to be more positive than negative. And when you buy, watch a video showing how to tell a fake apart, or just compare to a set from an authorized retailer (local skate shop, Zumiez, etc.). I have bought these bearings several times and immediately noticed the enormous differences. from the bat. So I did my best and bought the real ones from the Zumiez skate shop to compare and also because I don't want to order another set online and wait to ride. 1. The writing on the package is narrower and thinner than the real red ones (see photo)2. The red rubber seal on counterfeits has smaller font and "TM" is not superscript (see photo)3. 1 bearing came with white ball cage, not translucent. Real fixatives are generally more transparent. (see photo)4. There isn't much lubrication in fakes. The real ones have grease that leaks a little inside the box. (see photos) However, it's still hard to tell if there are true reds in your area. The sticker and instruction manual are almost identical to the real red ones. Photos are attached; ABOVE REAL STOCK, BOTTOM FALSE STOCK Hope this helped some of you!